OVERSEAS TRADING

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31994, 22 May 1969, Page 14

OVERSEAS TRADING

MELBOURNE « 141 : Ansett, 85; A. 113; Ass. Pulp. 173; A.C.1., 258: A.K. Cem., 98; A.P.M., 163; B. 810; Boral, 203; B.H P 1620; Carlton, 470, and Z. 460Carrier, 86; Coles. 121; C.S.R.. 786; C.8.A., 340; Cont., 245Cyclone, 140; Dunlop. 220; Email. 106; E.Z.1., 465; Factors, 51; Feltex, 82; Gerrard. 345; Gollln, 110; G. Gotch, 210; Gud. Hold , 40; Hardie, 225; Healing. 26; Herald, 395; Hooker, 115; Humes. 235; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 234; Jennings, 159; Jones, H„ 298; Mcllwrth, 115; McPhersons, 265; Minster, 115; Morris, 828; Myer. 485; Nat. Bank, 363; Nat. Con., 255; News, 485; Nylex, 135; Olympic, 96; Overseas Corp., 220; Petersville, 48; Repco, 170; Rocla, 210; S.A. Rubb., 125; Sleigh, 102: Smith, 360; Swan. 310; T.N.T., 200; Weill, 130; Aberf., 170; Beach. 195; B.H. Sth, 390; Con. Gold. 920; C.R.A.. 1900; Gt Boulder, 870: Hammers. 1150; Lakeview, 350; Loloma’, 530; Met. Exp., 620; Mt Isa, 950; Mt Lyell, 195; Nth 8.H., 800: Oil Search. 44; Renison, 640; Santos, 278; West Min., 1020; West Titanium, 460. SYDNEY The downward movement in miners and oils intensified on the Sydney market yesterday and spread to industrials. Falls outnumbered rises in oils and miners three to one. Great Boulder and Mount Isa were among the few miners to rise. Vam and Surveys continued their losing trend, Vam closing a further 20c lower at 740 c, while Surveys fell 7c to 347 c. B.H.P. and C.S.R. traded uneasily. Both stocks barely maintained their overnight positions at 1615 c and 784 c.

Sales.—B.H. Sth, 386; Cleveland Tin. 85; Com. Mining, 450; Con. Gold, 920; Con. Rutile, 170; C.R.A., 1890; Cudgeon. 172; EmEeror, 285; G. M. Kalg., 170; amersley, 1140; Kathleen Inv., 670; M.K.U., 820; Mt Isa, 950; N.A.U.C., 55; Placer, 4246; Qld Mines, 980, rts, 470; Western Mining, 1000; Allodev., 54; Ampol Exp., 340; A.0.G., 125: Beach, 195; Exoil, 60; Longreach, 41; Mid East., 112; Oil Search, 43; Planet, 40: Westralipn. 110; Woodside, 131; Ampol, 142; Ansett, 85: A.W.A., 262: Ass. Sec.. 234; A.C.1., 256; A.G.C., 200, and

rts, 94: A.N.1., 69: Bank N.S W 810; Berlei. 300: Blue Metal. 141-’ Boral, 204: B. Warner, 260Bramble, 222; rts, 95; Brit. Tob ’ 345; 8.H.P., 1615; B. Philp, 524’ Carpenter. 330; C. Perk, 8O5 : Chem. Mat., 145; Clyde innl Coal Allied, 230; Coles pv C.S.R.. 784; C.A.G.A.. 265; Com. Syd.. 360; C.8.A., 340; CI C 400: Concrete Ind., IOO; Courtaulds, 87; Cus. Credit, 168, and rts, 110; Dickson, 61; EMI 445; E.Z.1.. 465: Elder, 278Email, 106; Fairfax. 228: Fairvmead, 152; F. and T.. 82; Hardie, 500; Hooker, 115; iac 145; Int. Resist, 96; Jones, 178Kolotex, 610; Lend Lease, 293Lindeman, 446: Lysaght, 420M.L.C., 755; Marrickville, 126Mauri. 168; Miller, 200; Myer’ 482; Newbold. 112; Nutt and M ’ 46; Olims, 132; Peko, 1120; Penfold, 328; Petersville. 50P.G.H., 123; Pioneer Cone., 190Pioneer Sugar. 235: Protector’ 310; Provincial, 130; Publishers, 198; Pye, 88: Repco, 170: Rothmans, 325; Sleigh. 105; Soul 830; Taubmans, 113; Thiess, 375Tooheys, 155: Tooth, 640; T.N.T 200; Travel Lodge, 214, and 157; Waltons, 138; W. Moff. 66 W’wths, 123; Wunderlich, 365. LONDON Closing prices on Tuesday included: Nth 8.H., 72s 3d: B.H Sth, 36s 3d; 8.H.P., 147 s 6d; R.T.Z., ord., 130 s: R.T.Z.. regd., 128 s 6d: Mt Lyell, 18s 4id. Nth Kalg., 71s 3d; Lakeview, 335; Ampol, 13s 3d: E. Smith, 26s 3d; Dalgety, 56s 9d; A.N.Z. Bank, 96s 3d; E.S. and A., 96s 3d: Nat. Bank, 33s 9d: Bank N.S.W., 86s 9d; Lloyds. B, 53s o}d: P. and O„ 40s; Trans. Dev., 10s 10id; Brit. War Loan, 3) per cent, 38s 3/16d; Brit. American Tob., 128 s 6d; 14s 3d; 1.C.1., 58s lOd; Distillers. 24s 9d.

PORTER MOTORS

Porter Motors, Ltd, will pay a steady interim dividend of 61 per cent for the six months to March 31. The dividend will be paid also on the increased paid-up capital of the company created by the company’s recent one-for-five bonus issue. It is payable on July 18; ex dividend July 11.